Dialogue

 1 Craty|     theory of language.~There remains a difficulty which seems
 2 Craty|   argument from common sense, remains unconvinced, and on the
 3 Craty|      in philosophy. But there remains an element which cannot
 4 Craty|    death, or of animal life,— remains inviolable. That problem
 5 Craty|     have been eliminated; the remains of the old traditional methods
 6 Craty|       partly also because the remains of the languages with which
 7 Craty| speech and their action there remains the informing mind, which
 8 Craty|      the essence of the thing remains in possession of the name
 9 Craty|       HERMOGENES: Still there remains Athene, whom you, Socrates,
10 Craty| originality of the rest. What remains after justice? I do not